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You beat me to it.
This one is pretty mind bending. Very impressive.
Just saw this for the first time as well. I’d missed this company entirely. I’d be curious to hear from folks who’ve owned their wares about stability, support, etc… It doesn’t seem like they’re new at this. Very deep stuff.
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very cool stuff, but can’t stop thinking it’s more or less available in Bitwig (or Reason’s granular device). Basically it’s a grain-scan player with tons of modulation over grain size and rate.
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I checked their other plugins and they also have neural resynthesizer, third one on a market recently
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Dropped this one in “Share something”, but i guess here is better. Free and paid version.
Support the dev.
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I had the eurorack module, but sold it in a downsize. This for $20 as a vst is an instant buy! Way easier to swallow than the $400 eurorack version.
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this is interesting…
the simplicity to sweet spot ratio on this one is definitely a plus
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it’s not a deal breaker but I already know right now that I wish there was a way to make this simple gui just black and white… this shiny, blurry moving stuff is a distraction for me with these kinds of plugins… don’t like that
I like outgrowth a lot so far. Still learning it.
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probably the most explanatory walkthrough to date.
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Forgot I had bought this in an intro sale lol. Just tried it out and it’s really cool! Will dive into the video, thanks
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I keep seeing people extolling the virtues of the Fieldtone Weaver, is there any manglers that do something similar in software? Spacefields seems to sound in a similar area.
anything that samples short snippets and randomizes it’s output… the weaver only samples a couple of seconds of audio… probably in the area of granular/glitch ware… maybe even that parrot plugin right above your comment
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